Correspondence
Letter to Teresa Rejadell
Carta a Teresa Rejadell (18 de junio de 1536)
His first epistolary account of the discernment of spirits: Ignatius explains to a nun tormented by scruples how to tell true consolation from the suggestions of 'the enemy', with ideas that reappear in the rules for the second week of the Exercises. It is one of the most quoted texts of his correspondence.
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Authorship note
Autograph letter sent from Venice to a Benedictine nun of Santa Clara in Barcelona; edited in Monumenta Ignatiana, Epistolae I.
Editions and translations
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English
Personal Writings
Penguin Books, 1996
Translation: Joseph A. Munitiz y Philip Endean
ISBN 9780140433852
Other works by Ignatius of Loyola
- Spiritual Exercises · 1548
- Autobiography (A Pilgrim's Testament) · 1555
- Constitutions of the Society of Jesus · 1556
- Spiritual Diary · 1544
- Letters and Instructions · 1556
- Letter on Perfection (to the students at Coimbra) · 1547
- Letter on Obedience · 1553
- Formula of the Institute · 1539
- Deliberation of the First Fathers · 1539
- Deliberation on Poverty · 1544
- Autograph Directory and dictated directories · 1555
- Instruction for those going to Trent · 1546
- Rules of the Society (common rules and rules of modesty) · 1555
- 'Anima Christi' (misattribution) · 1350
- Ignatian Sparks (Scintillae Ignatianae) · 1705
Sources
- Ignatius of Loyola. Personal Writings: Reminiscences, Spiritual Diary, Select Letters, including the text of The Spiritual Exercises. Trad. Joseph A. Munitiz y Philip Endean. London: Penguin Books, 1996. ISBN 9780140433852.
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